BlesteNation - Left For Dead (ep)
Propz@ Nekro & Dank DGAF
1. I’m Low
2. We’ll Die
3. Life Is Really a Trip
4. Beat ’Em Up
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
The Black Keys: Blakroc (Collaboration Album)
- Coochie (featuring Ludacris & Ol' Dirty Bastard) – 4:08 (Note: this song does not appear on the iTunes version of the album)
- On the Vista (featuring Mos Def) – 2:39
- Hard Times (featuring NOE) – 2:38
- Dollaz & Sense (featuring RZA & Pharoahe Monch) – 3:47
- Why Can’t I Forget Him (featuring Nicole Wray) – 4:16
- Stay Off the Fuckin’ Flowers (featuring Raekwon) – 2:31
- Ain't Nothing Like You (Hoochie Coo) (featuring Mos Def & Jim Jones) – 3:23
- Hope You’re Happy (featuring Billy Danze of M.O.P., Q-Tip_(rapper) & Nicole Wray) – 2:11
- Tellin’ Me Things (featuring RZA) – 2:39
- What You Do to Me (featuring Billy Danze of M.O.P., Jim Jones & Nicole Wray) – 5:14
- Done Did It (featuring Nicole Wray & NOE) – 3:29
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Album Review via NPR.org
November 27, 2009 - What happens when a two-piece rock band from Akron, Ohio, steps into a studio with 11 artists from the hip-hop world?
The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney have wanted to make a hip-hop album since they were teenagers. Though they listened to a lot of blues music growing up, they listened to hip-hop, too. And they realized that each shared a common denominator.
"All the blues music I liked was super simple and stripped down. All the hip-hop I liked was super simple and stripped down," says Auerbach. "We always heard that connection."
The Black Keys' first demo reflected their hip-hop tastes. It featured drum loops and samples, which their first record label later told them to scrap. Years later, following recent praise for their minimalist, bluesy jams, The Black Keys have finally recorded a hip-hop album. Their collaborative ensemble is called BlakRoc.
"The whole record was done in 11 days. All the music, all the lyrics," says Auerbach.
It was easy, too, said Pharoahe Monch, one of 11 collaborators on BlakRoc's self-titled album.
"What makes this special is the guys' sensibility of hip-hop," he says. "The drum loop-like timing and patterns make a groove that is easy to rhyme to and to write over."
Some fans might not be thrilled about The Black Keys' foray into hip-hop. But to all the naysayers, Auerbach says this:
"Hip-hop is the new rock 'n' roll. And anyone who doesn't think that is living in the past," says Auerbach. "It's all just American music when you get right down to it. It all comes from the same place."
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Album Link:
Mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/?bljwyekwwnt
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November 27, 2009 - What happens when a two-piece rock band from Akron, Ohio, steps into a studio with 11 artists from the hip-hop world?
The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney have wanted to make a hip-hop album since they were teenagers. Though they listened to a lot of blues music growing up, they listened to hip-hop, too. And they realized that each shared a common denominator.
"All the blues music I liked was super simple and stripped down. All the hip-hop I liked was super simple and stripped down," says Auerbach. "We always heard that connection."
The Black Keys' first demo reflected their hip-hop tastes. It featured drum loops and samples, which their first record label later told them to scrap. Years later, following recent praise for their minimalist, bluesy jams, The Black Keys have finally recorded a hip-hop album. Their collaborative ensemble is called BlakRoc.
"The whole record was done in 11 days. All the music, all the lyrics," says Auerbach.
It was easy, too, said Pharoahe Monch, one of 11 collaborators on BlakRoc's self-titled album.
"What makes this special is the guys' sensibility of hip-hop," he says. "The drum loop-like timing and patterns make a groove that is easy to rhyme to and to write over."
Some fans might not be thrilled about The Black Keys' foray into hip-hop. But to all the naysayers, Auerbach says this:
"Hip-hop is the new rock 'n' roll. And anyone who doesn't think that is living in the past," says Auerbach. "It's all just American music when you get right down to it. It all comes from the same place."
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Album Link:
Mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/?bljwyekwwnt
Friday, December 11, 2009
POLITICAL ASSASIN- 50/50 HALF WRITTEN HALF FREE
1) FREEDOM (PRE OBAMA ELECTION VERSION)
2) BATTRAP (FREESTYLE)
3) MURDA PLAYER
4) SUPERASSASIN (FREESTYLE)
5) WELCOME TO THE DARKSIDE
6) WORDS (FREESTYLE)
7) BEYOND DARKNESS
8) NO APOLOGIES (FREESTYLE)
9) MARY JANE
10) TERMINATE (FREESTYLE)
11) NOT YOUR BODYGUARD
12) KILLJOY (FREESTYLE)
13) DON’T SUPPORT THE TROOPS
14) ON FIRE (FREESTYLE)
15) SIFU LEE FEAT. BRANDON LEE
16) FUCK ISRAEL (FREESTYLE)
17) OUTRO
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Official Album Link:
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POLITICAL ASSASIN- ORIGINAL SIN
1) ENTER THE ASSASSIN
2) 7 SINZ
3) IMAGINE
4) IN DALLAS
5) INVISIBLE ENEMY
6) IRAQ
7) MURDER SKILL
8) REALITY DREAMIN
9) SUICIDE
10) SUNSHINE AND RAIN
11) YOU’VE BEEN WHORED
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Official Album Link:
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Monday, December 7, 2009
ShaaaBaaam
Sorry my friends. Its been a long time since i posted. Just bought a new home and have been working on making it livable this past month. Should be getting my interent up here shortly and you can expect a large batch of uploads in the coming weeks. Thanks again for making it all worth it. Enjoi
-Dustin
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Insane Poetry-History: Rare & Unreleased
High Plains Grifter (feat Eddie Spaghetti)
We Got It (Remix)
Lord Forgive Me
That Ain't Me
Life's A Gamble (feat Coolio)
Can't Flow With Us (feat JP Tha HUSTLER)
Shroom Vision
Lyrical Catacombs
On Deadly Ground
Let Em Know
Calico Flows
12 Strokes To Midnight
Call The Cops
Armed And Dangerous
9 Milli With A 13 Clip
Slow And Ill
Crushing Drums
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